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Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
in His infinite wisdom To remove from our
midst by death Fanny Yutzy, a twin daugh-
Ter OFFS u. Yutzy, and scholar Of the Union
school, therefore be it
Resoircd, That in this dispensation of
Providence, we have lost an earnest and
faithful little worker
Resoiped, That we feel the loss of this zeal
Gus little worker with regret and deepest sor-
row, but bow with a submissive viii 10 Him
who doeth all things well
Resoicei, That the bereaved family may be
oonsoled by continuing to look forth TO that
home where sin and sorrow. pain and death
never enter, but where all is bliss and joy
forever
Rcsolred, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathies TO the afflicted family in this
their sad hour of gloom. but feel assured that
our loss Is her gain.
RDsolred. That these resolutions be publish
ed ia our county papers and copy be pre-
>ented To- the bereaved family.
SADIE BARRON,
MAMIE BARRoN.
SADIE BALDWIN.
Committee
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See! Pretty Good.

Hello, Mike. old fellow shake! How
are the family Haven't seen you for some
time3'
Al right, Fisk Glad to see you where
have You been Fisk p
Well. Mike. will tell you, but don't give
it away was going TO be candidate. and
went to Somerset to SET up the pms first
went to j. 4 Snyders and bought this new
suit OF clothes Aren't they nice2 Snyder
has his new spring stock in. If ! could run
as well for an Office As Snyder tan run the
clothing business OF Somerset, would be
sure 10 be elected.
But how about your being a candidate.
Fisk ?'
' Well Mix. after buying the clothes from
Snyder ! started out. and every man asked
to vote for me said he would. provided |
vote for him. Jerusalem, Mike, one day
did me. No. am no candidate
Ha, ha, Fisk, see I, But am glad YOU
told me Snyder has his new spring clothing
in my boys all need new suits. and never
60 back on Snyder Peter bought one two
years ago his is good vet but Henry,
james Tommy. Ben, sam, Jacob, Dan and
the other five smaller boys need suits. Bye
bye, Fisk viii see you again.
The Uniontown RePsbiiou,-!StaHdard has
the following To say of Maggie Mitchell, who
appears at the Somerset Opera House. April
9TH: Maggie Mitchell is one of the fixed
stars of the great theatrical armament. Her
place cannot be questioned nor her brillian-
g dimmed. She shines always. we might
say. with increasing light, never waning. new
er fading. bat becoming more refulgent
more resplehdent, as tim. wears on SON
brettes, il is said. never grow old rarely do
they die. These sunbeams Of the stays spar
kle and glisten and dahce on forever Mag
gle Mitchell is a soubrette. She is the en-
boiiment of youth and age as sweet, as love
ly, as childish ia her simplicity as when
more than quarter OF century aaD. she
bowed a blushing debutante, before the
grardmothers and grandsires Of to-day.
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Downey Items.

Mr. } G. Kimmell has boiled the prize
sugar
oar old friend. The robin, has come to
cheer us again.
The carpenters Of this neck o woods viii
-a,ou start out.
The happiesi man around here i Mr. John
L0wry--its a boy.
Mr.. Aaron snucker is the leading con-
tractor Of this place.
Mr. Joseph stuIl intends 10 build new
house this SUMMER. Aaron Smucker Is the
contractor
sugar boilers are busy. This Is the sweet
e-t season of the year. At least the boys and
girls think SO.
Mr. William Small has moved 10 his new
house in Downey, and is now employed in
A. g. Floto's store.
WILD BILL
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All Co West

Tic b. & . will run m excursion to the
West GA TUESDAY, March 29th at specially
low rates The Interstate commerce hill
goes into eiiecl about April LIST, and rates viii
advance Shape yourselves 10 20 ON the
18th, and save money. In writing for in
formation state plainly name Of town, coun-
" and state yon Wish To 20. the number go
ing aud the raiiroad station from which you
viii start Address J. W Patton. T. F.
Agt B. & o K. r., Somerset. Pa
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Facts Worth Knowing.

brane the remedy used must be non-irritat-
ing. The medical profession has been slow
10 learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with douches. snuffs, powders,
syringes, astrineents or any similar applica-
ton, because they are all irritating, do not
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces and
should be abandoned A. worse than failures.
A multitude Of persons who had for years
borne all the worry and pain that catarrb
can infiict, testify TO radical and permanent
cures wrought by Ely Cream Balm.
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DIED.

WENDEL.-on Tuesday, March Is. lss3,
in Shade township, Walter Sipe, son Of sam
uel VI. and Tillie j Wendell, formerly ot
near Frie,lens. Pa. aged year. month and
- days.
sermon by Rev. W. d. LeFevre from
Thes 4:14.-' Asleep in Jesus.
FISHER.-on Wednesday, March IS, 1ss7
near Shanksyille, Pa. Mrs kare Ann Fisher
aged "A years, 2 months and days.
HEINSoHS.-At his residence in shanks-
vile on Tuesday. March ;, 1857, Mr. John
D. Heinsohn. aged Sc years. months and
. days.
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A Terrible Death

young man named Henry Iddine<a q
Centre county farmer, while boiling maple
sugar the other day, was seized with an cpl
leI'tic q; and fell headlong into q caldrou oi
the boiling liquid. No one was near AZ The
time and death must have come too quickly
ioi rry ti escape the lips ofthe victim. The
fire burned ga under the caliron. and IT,
girstly contents we're boiled almost beyond
-enlh'.tnos when discovered two hours after
thr iaial i.il, by p,l,ser-by. The body fell
apart limh from limb, when an attempt was
made 70 iift It out of ths kettle.
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See our New Line of
DRESS ROBES,
In all the New Effects.

See our 36-lncb new White Dress Goods
at G. s. 10, l24 and II cents.
See our 54-Inch Red Table Linen. at DC
See our J6-Inch Red Table Linens at 80
50 and 10 cents
See our 56-Inch White and Cream Table
Linens at - and - cents.
See our 32-Inch fancy figured Canton
Flannels.
See our 36-Ineh Bleached Muslin at ). q,
:, 5, and 10 cents
See cur new Sheeting Muslin. at ~ and
, cents
See our new Bed Spreads ATS -. s0and
30 cents.
See our new line of Ladies Jerseys at 80,
% and 81
ee our new Spring Shawls. in all the
New ColOrs
See our new Plain and Fancy Nelvets.
see our new
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Mrs. pruse was Hung

February 18th, but this does not stop TIE
workmen who ara now making for 4 II.
Ferner & Bro. a lot Of Ladies and Gents
Fine Handmade Shoes for the Spring trade
VIII be ready for sale April 1st.
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MARRIED..

BARKLEY - KEISER. - On Thursday
March Il, 1857, in Somerset, by G. Lint.
Esq, Mr. William H. Bar<ley 10 Miss Lucy
J. Keiser, both Of Somerset county.
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.....s..
NE,DAY--------.'--'--'a-''- -''-
s..I,atJ- B. sayders.
.- & snyder Drieglsts-
r.--ssr d snyder Tor cheap Drug.
.-. Speciality. al Bie-eo,er q
.alfIste. ar-on she wing. 80 are
. ,4. .rsst nerve tonic. at Bie-ecser
N-lg-.--
- county. thi- state. is now with
saloon.
r Drug, Of Bie-ecker * snyder
.#a. HIiE.
r. Disc long and prosper bay Drugs o'
r-...- Is SNYDER
s, ofqueensware J. B. sny-
...-., .e-, place 90 gen them.
r. ms.nm ha- granted license to sell
F.rs,e county. more freely this
-aa I--'.
r.a am. .E dress goods, shirtins' sing-
-.- ---a-. prints b" '''.' -''.'
--..-. al 7Ay Ger
r-- Ward E-echer iuad'iNns students
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r.-..-.. .HH.E field i' was 7.'''' l'e'
..
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instead ot rHe stamp. The
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Wanted.

good boy 10 learn the printing trade
Inquire al this Office Al once.
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For some months pasta Young man by the
maine of Samuel Pile ua- occupied @ small
frame building ou tae lYtof Mr.. James Pugb
a- "a sleeping room and q wholesale liquor
Store. Pile was the agent for Jesse BauEh-
man. q Somerset county distiiler, and under
ui- license ya- authorized o. sell liquor in
not less, than gallon quantities Ills estaD-
G-hmeut was the caus. 'f much uncl>iuesS
and annoyance. % the citizens residing iu
that uei-h51rho1I and the merg mention Of
the proprietor uaue was sufficient o. great
ly excite the ire of Jhe good temperance folk
ofrhe town. lie was frequently notified. in
writing and by word OF mouth that uis e.-
tab.i-hmtut Wa> nuisance and -aeat det-
rimen, to ;hg good morals of the town. and
that IL bee dii uol close e up le vouid nave
to suffer tIc consequences. whatever they
might be. SATURDAY morning hc received d
letter through the pos, office of which the
following is d copy
Somerset Mare 18th 1851
Mr. ~amI Pile
sir You viii please take warn
ing that i you don't want youi Building
with your self included blown % Atoms By
DyniIhie some night you viii justify your
self and ulhcr- by. loayeiug.
BY Orders of t,mmittc
Atpr,ci~ely Il o'clock saturday night an
alarm Uf fire was sounded and it was soon
discovered that the wholesale vhiskey store
was on fire. Pile, who was in bed AZ the
time. says he was awakened by one Of Dis
doc- jumping upon his bed and h1wling
that tlIe fire was burning on the outside Of
the building and that Jhs nlom was 50 filled
with smoke that he almost ,uiIo--,ed He
thinks tbar had it not been .,r the dog bee
would have burned to death The fire made
a tremendous blaze. lighting up the entire
town and Within q iev momeris OF the first
alarm large majority OF the niale population
Ner. standing around The burning building
watching % while il was being consumed. as
nothing could bc done o. save g. Owing to
the air being perfectly sJiil and the fact of it,
having gainet only few hour, before there
was bur little, ifauy, danger Of the flames
extending % adjoining buildinss- In very
short time the building was a pile Of ashes
ftfSnlir VINO were ni-l ii afl1fe on the scene
say ihai the lire was burning inom the out
side, al the southern corner Of the build
ing and this, ;aSen In connection with the
rapidity with which il burned, and the great
flame il made, Leaves bur liitie doub, thar il
Nas fired from the ontside and that coal OH
or some kindred substance was used in the
firing. one barrel of whisky was nalled out,
and Pile ssys about barrel and half Wa
burned Mr. Pugh, the owner OF the build
ing who is a poor ma,l, i the heaviest loser
hy The fire While the destruction Of this
establishment j. certainly not a matter 10 he
regretted, the thought tiist We have persons
living among Us who could be guilty Of the
ioul crime Of applying the torch to ane;her's
property, i not i pleasant OF consoling one.
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TERMS.

One-haH IN hand on the isl Of April hen
deed win be delivered, and the balance iu "a year
with interest accrued on the land. Ten per cent
Of purchase money % be paifi OG day of sale.
WILLIAM HAY
febi6 AdInF. Of Levi Knepper deed
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a, O'Clock P ~. the following Real Estate late
the properly 1f Levi kueppcr dee d. 4 certain
piece parcel Of land situate near LaVa1isy ll
in Somerset. Township. somerset tDHutV, Pa.
adjoining lands uf Ed HfrzcF Gillian Flick- Mo-
- Young and The public mad. epntainc about
eleven acre. which uiil b. -ad 10 iqt- OF entire
q suit purchasers -uitahic i1r alItiGfs-
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Our stock of Goods is now Full and Com
plete, and all We ask Of you Is 70 give us
call and be convinced that we have got the
Goods, the RIGHT PRICES, no old shelf
worn Goods to look at but all new and
Fresh Goods, and we consider that goods
wen bought are half sold Come and see Us
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TOWELS.
NAPKINS.
LACES.
RIBBONS.
CORSETS.
RTCHINGS.
GLOVES.
HOSIERY,
NECKWEAR
HAMBURG EDGINGS.
AND HANDK ERt HIEF'S.
See our new Curtain Nets at 10. III. IS. Is.
-. and - cents.
see our new Lace Curtains, BY the pair
See our Curtain Pole az =. -. 30 and -
cents.
See our new Wear in COttOnad.-, Jeans.
Shirtiugs, Drilling, &c.
See our new Dress Trimmings. Buttons io
combine with the Dress Gouds.
Plain and Fancy Frnges.
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THE examination of applicants for the APP
Iamumeu, 90 Tie Us Naval Academy. viii
take place iu Tire paripr of the Glade House
to-day. "Wednesday The following named
gentlemen compose the board Of eNamina-
zion Prof 3 F. Piukerton. of Tyrone Prof
q. B Johnston, Of J0in~toVn. and Prufs. J..
O.. Weller and ]. NJ Berkey. of this county
County Superintendent Cessna. of Bedford,
mgn5 impossible 20 be- here.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
a Nststsh ssyoehSs.

A Rcv. n. Baxter, of the Church Of
England. has jus, delivered three
prophetic lectures n, Liverpool. There
i, nothing vague about this prophet.
England is to bc separated legisla,ivcly
from Ireland. India aud her colonies.
Luci.n Bonaparic is 10 become King II
Syria. and later on. Emperor Of France.
Belgium and the Rhine provinces are 10
be annexed Ia France.
In 1895 l,t.UO watchfui Christians
are TO ascend from earth to heaven, aud
the millennium Is 10 commence on
April II. 1901. The lecturer challenged
any minister or individual to show ,ha,
he had made any mistake. No one. n.
yet, has taken up the challenge Lon.
don Truth,
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vi,E uE,VriTuL SNOW.


lour uppcr white river bard, d ". O., sends
In ths following, ami he hu- cyiten ly been
trailing stock Ia that section during the late
s,orn.l
III. man that wrote the beautiful snow
So,or nai much experience =, the poem VIII
show.
II he would come out west where the snow
| falls deep.
He might wonder how the poor range COWS
sleep.
| The COWS will wander all around.
| And seek the hii-siirs for bare ground.
| The horses paw and stamp upon the hill,
To clear the snow away aud get their NIL;
The colts run and kiCk all through tho storm,
And seem t. wonder how the big horse, Keep
warm:
The diary DOW that has never fought the battle
viii stand around some hay corral aud make
the fence rattle;
The poor saiidl. horse rode hard all day,
VIII neigh and COAX a- II asking for hAyi
III. w.iifci horse when cinehed up tight,
Make. u man hang on with all his might;
The horse ransI-r roams through the nasty
sle-t,
Huntin, for hi. horse. when b. cannot zee ten
feet.
Tn. cowboys on the highest hill. do roam
The hor-..nan rides at hi, fastest speed
To gather hi. stations to feed.
Then mli.~int.r comes with Its death Ike
grin,
And Tn. way the stock sun.rs must surely t1
sin.
I, drives the ~ntii- all below
Where IN. sra-s /, shorter. bu, le-. snow.
Tho iitii. calf look, at Its mother ss much as
to say.
DO you think I will live through this long.
long dayf
Tho rto-'snan looks on and will -ympaihe,ie-
ally ssyG
Beef !, too low. We cannot buy hay.
The man that wrote IN. b-suti.Il snow
Was a tob1gsanist -thi, ~o know
lie nie- down the hill at a rapid ~hlri
knr.iin. behind hi. very best girl.
II be would come out west and p'iach COWS In
the SNOW,
iio would ~i.h for green grass aud the HOVER.
to bIo-.
The author Of 10. the poor Indian. and tho
b--sutiful snow.
sho,iIi coino out To white river ~h-r- sucs
thing Ero-;
They oouli hunt hunt the poor indian, in tie
b~autifni snow - deep.
AMI .iip up oa tho noble rel man -h-n n.i
s.ir-p.
They .saii camp on their trail, In the besu,i.
fuI .i-.i.
And ~srfn bJ camp nFr sni eat haes.kin
m-ai.
" they should sesiien,siiy o,-rtAs- oil Colo
Ta-r- -u,iii h. no danger II then having =
When ono would say I ~rs.r the b-sutifui
snsu.
coioru~ -oiid show him which ru.si to sog
wh-n the other srsnp~ l--ix-d hi. authorship.
Coiofo-'s han;.a. knif. oat Of IL. .a.s would
.iip!
lie would take hi. .osip -iihout ii.ipain. la
hi. cry
OF cour,--, no, to hur, him. ha, to r-tHrH,i'rr
him by.
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An election to an office which Is ac-
eompl,shcd by paving the election TX.
penses OF those upon whose votes the
election depends; by appeals to official
action which WAS taken for the very
purpose OF making such appeals: by the
tricks aud in,risucs Of professional and
trading politicians; by hpas,s and lies.
aud cooked petitions and reports. and
promises and personal en,rcaty lbs
ANYTHING. in fact. except reliance upon
the unhough. preference Of the voters
Is bargain. or a game, or scratch. or
fraud. but 1t Is not an honor. 1t does
not win the confidence or the r,spec; Of
the people.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

ACCORDING To all reports. the new
high license law in Minnesota is work
ing admirably. There has been u fall.
ing of Of at least onc.third IN the mum.
her OF saloons. aud the business of the
police courts has decreased accordingly.
At the same time the revenue derived
from the liquor traffic is larger than 4,
was under the old system of low license
and more SALOONS. and public sentiment
n strongly in favorof the strict enforce
nent OF the law. Thus the important,
lesson is repeated that temperance re.
form. like reform OF any other kind.
makes mos, progress when confined TO
practical and popular methods.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
A su.v, nss.,s N.s,h,

suppose. said n Dakota teacher
wh'i. hearing class In mental nri,h
mc,ic rcci,c. ";ha; your father should
plant mn addition Of thirty lot, to the
town. and there should bc boom and
he should sell fourteen of item 10 n
man from Chicago and sixteen In n man
from Minneapolis. wha, would br lr!;Y'
Il Know shouted a boy in the mid.
die of the class.
VERY well. Tommy. ,ou may tell us.
The man from Chicago and Mime
arolis would In left. My pa has an nj.
di;son. and heard him ,.llIn' una abnu,
jus, such n cssr last night. and Lc said
they would bc icf, awful bad ~
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n. L,h.. colorado.

Mr. A. Hamilton Smith, "a prominent
New York manufacturer, has been
spending the summer In Colorado Tor
his health. and he is most enthusiastic
in his praise Tor the State aud Its great
possibilities. A News reporter met
him at III. Windsor l 81 night and lie
WAS full TO Overlooking with good words
for Colorado. lie said that lie had triv-
eied pretty much all over the State and
he saw almost boundless possibilities
for Colorado. Not only had she great
future Ia mining and agriculture, III
which Industries only the surface hid
yet been touched, but In manufacturing
she had that In store for the future
which ANY State In the east might envy.
"iIer natural resources said Mr..
Smith. ''AIs ailnp,y marvellous. and they
arr such thai are of incalcnlabl- value
To manufacturing. But you can't drive
! the manufacturers here or you can't
coax them to come. Bu, they viii come
nevertheless. They viii come naturally.
but gradually. As fast as tie demand
for them grows just as last VIII They
come, for YOU can res, assured that Tie
manufacturers Of the country are ever
on III. lookout for new opportunities
and new fields. They are gradually
coming now. bu, they are coming In
greater numbers b,e and bye, ~ Your
western country grows and the iopula-
tion Increases. And le, me tell you
lha, ,hc,. eastern manufacturers when
they come out here Will bc as,onishrd
10, the riw materials ,h-y can get, nj
the fuel they can have and u; the profits
they will make. I'm coming here my.
self sntnr day In the near future"
what kind of manufacturing viii
,on engage in"
"Oh. never mind that now. II viii
he time enough 10 tell that when l get
the thing under way"
Mr. Smith had jus, came over from
Gl.nwood Springs and Garfield county.
and he spoke in the h!gh-s; terms OF
the springs and Of the county. or the
latter lie said its coal deposits were
marvellous. and it, coal AMI coke Inter
-.,s would one day bc something i'm
mcnsc. Glcnwooi Springs lee spike OF
rs health and pleasure f-sor, which
had more natural resources than any
like resort he knew Of In the country.
Tile springs, said Mr. smith. Il te.
iicy-, are not equallci for bathing and
medicinal purposes by any natural
waters In the country. u, lc,., 81 far as
l have seen. and have been la all wat
cfing places that arr reached by the
railroads. Now that tho it,o .tsndc i,
there AMI that the midland ~iu ,n u t~w
Wr~RN IL ut.s- ~su ts N.."s,~".ss,
which. by-,bc-~as. IL wonderful
mountain rad. I think can safely say
that 6icnwoci Springs has III. fines,
and hest attractions and advantages of
any like resort reached by n railroad In
the United s,ai-s. might cnn,n-ta,.
them and i-nin; out wherein its niyan.
,sIrs aT- superior 10 these of other
places. bu; guess you know all ahou,
i,."-pcnyrr News.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
nsa's

Let iha; cold Of yours run on. You
think !, Is u light thing. Hut Il ma,
run Into ca,atfh. Or into pneumonia
Or consumption.
Catasth Is disgusting. Pneumonia 4,
dangerous. Consumption u death IT,
s~it.
ur ptr.'t'iink apparatus n'uss ,~usyr
healthy and clear Of ali distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there /,
trouble ahead.
All the diseases Of these parts. head
nosc. throat. bronchial ,ule, and lung.
can br delightfully."- and entirely cured
b, the use o! Bosch--'s German Syrup.
II You don, know this already. thou.
sands and thousands Of people can tell
YOU. They have been cured by II. and
know how Il -, Themselves" Bottle
only 10 cents. Ask any druggist.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
.. cou.smr.,o. ,.,u,.s,.,

Read the following: Mr.. &. II. Nor.
ris. Newark. Ark. says: Was down
with ahsc.s~ uf lungs. and friends and
physicians pronounced me an incurabl.
consump;iyc. Began taking Or. kirg $
New Discovery for Consumption. am
now on my third bottle. and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest mcdicine ever made" Jesse
Middl.wart, Decatur. Ohio. says: Had
it not been for Or. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption would have
died of lung troubles. Was given up
10y doctors. Am now in best of health"
Try 1t. Sample bottles free ut any drug
store.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

THERE IL = printer Ia New York
Who traces hi, lineage hack 10 William
Nv. This should not b. taken as any
thing detrimental % him. II he is u
good printer and an honest man lie la,
Just ~ much right to hold up his head
~ though h. Were Vanderbilt whose
grandfather pc'ldl.d clans. This cnun.
try is liberal. There Is no disposition
10 pu, anybody down because his anccs.
tors were not ~ha, they should have
Se-n. Tho printer should keep righ,
on rcAchin. for PLAT, aud let his mind
Be- at rest.